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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
TIE INCREASE BELGIAN DUTIES ON NEAT

THE INCREA SEQ BELGIAN DUTIES ON NEAT
TIE intention Of the Belgian Government to increase
the import duty on cattle and meat after January
next as reported In Washington dispatch will not have
much effect on the trade with this country Because"
sad Peter Wright the agent Of the Red Star Line, which
plies between Eew-York and Antwerp, there lie hardly
any trade remaining with Belgium In meat to be affected
by restrictions trade there Is Is entirely In sailed
meat and that IL insignificant The prohbuve rcstric-
tons imposed by France and Germany practically put
stop to the export Of meat 10 the Continent OF Europe
from this country. The increased duty VIII prooaoly
affect seriously Of the South American meat
and cattle exporters"
According TO the report meat will not be permitted
to enter Belgium after JANUARY l. except In the form
Of whole ANIMALS and halves and forcuarters or AMI
mails and then only when the lungs are attached
This restriction said Washington market dealer
will probably atop to the export OF salt PORK 10
Belgium That trade is insignificant and is done almost
snrely Chicago houses Belgium seems 10 be f0iow-
ng the France and Germany and there Is no use
In Kicking against it, We must submit and We can DO
that with beter grace in this instance because the mat
ter is . small one" -
At tue Office Of the Belgian Consul No. 329 Broad
war, II said that Official information about the
matter had been received and nothing was known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
NORTH BULLOwA BURIED.

Moritz BuIlowa, who was drowned in the attempt to
rescue his sons buried yesterday morning at Linden
Bn Long Island The funeral took place at his home.
No. lao East Fifty fftst There was an attendance OF
sout i've Hundred Of his friends and associates includ
ing delegates from the Centennial Lodge 763, =. and
L. ~. Empire City Lodge AZ. L o. +. G. o. L. Empire
State Lodge AGO. o. o. f., Henry Jones Lodge No. 10.
To- b. Jael Lodge, No. 8. U. o. 7. s., and Ladies'
Bekr Choum Society," with all Of which he actively
connected Rabbi Alexander Kohut, of the Temple
krahath, ofSciated. .
In. Gorse whose house Mr.. Bullowa and hs FAMILY
acre boarding says tnat the statement that Mr. Bullowa
ater saving his returned to the water for some
unknown reason and WAS drowned. Is incorrect Both
boys seized their father when he out to their aid,
and all sank the bottom The boys came TO the
surface, and DIR. Gorse. who the bank, reached
fislIpole them and drew them ashore; but the
father remained below the water and hts body was not
recovered until forty minutes had passed. Dr. Gorsc
tried to resusctae him in vain He is of the opin-
Ion that Mr. Bulowa seized with cramps when In
the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
The STATS or TRADE

BALrrsoRE July 2O-cotton nominal abiding los.c...
os quiet s.fss. and ws.sra sas s 50 S1s
Mills superaas ~ 50 81 o. io Extra SIS Is sS rs RIO
Pateat % wnes.soatn.ra steady western sseay.
soatneru Red ii ss5c. Amber ~ Ss4e NA Western
asS ss ssS SPA 500 40 saSt.S az 's ssa DO
southern duieL White So o5Sc: Yellow 40 a&5e Western
sosn.rs @ass 50 ss7e we.ssrs s. $50 western sinei
- 55cs fsnasSivauA 5S37c....-k rye lower al $50
sSi5 Oo.... provisions steady. Perx $40 90
es,7 o. SaiH'As.ss -s.oaldsr: ana a,S ne siSes
a.m s''0nssise's' clear Es
49,: Butter wa. arm ws,isIn paoKsi i ie: creamery
iss. go &c. sugar steady: soit s'.' Copper
Flour is 81 Gram ~ .kscsiptst flour 2l4t4 oblx
rive 200 Ossa shpnents-Flsur 81 tols Wheat
$4,000 sa,A csrs --. bush sAiss-"nsa' 2s2ooo bush.
sss Choice e Fancy = Is q 90
so White tiss42c "a White a. acc: 50.
si7 90 So 70 suttsr nrn-EItra Northern Creamery
20s2ie Extra Western Creamery 2oS2ie; EItTa fret.
irs.h lee canadian arsts ie Recent. Tor the
Oats Is. 900 snsa shorts $500 Dusn
BUFFALO Ialy 20.-whear-No. 1 Hard quiet but firm,
;s wS.s .a S Ne. 10 aS on ass 81 Old
do store soc; NO. Waite Mieaeas 10 store $50
ssc Closing weak with offerings At ~ &c in Oats
quiet aud unbalanced 10 WhJs s7sSS7~e No. 8 8
iar Ssmsn1 Ellissd was steady sli 50.
sprng CSnnes Ma; ss cal,
Eoce,pts-fioar $500 SSIs. Wheat Isl 900 bush Corn
$1,000 oat. 81 900 ou.h sarisy sa:a . Ran:
esaal :apa.ss~wS:.; 100000 sash Corn $1,000 bush.
CHICAGO July 2oThe ieadiug futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

500. Ynsksd nAna asa; Smoked snsaiaers 20
NlDDLeS-WAsly ns~lnrrd here 1sog Gear 10 NswY rk
0ustsA q "a DRESSED Hooe-hsa q ,ricss
the eoatts nosfass 9.ss.0 CITY asevy 70
snsd az ssS The LEGAL .srfst islls.sd With trsak =
Ss psis cssiag wish bottom agurss rulins sass stes
r..ehsd neds.ts ea; s.sh soss
ons,ed esse City ssesa castor sales us es
s..ins ssse S2sotcs ASCus1 se2SS SEA eis' 7s55
tcs oetsSsr 7o7 Slice cssi.E 1921 Eoysnsss closing.
DuTTER, CHEEsB and Eaos-Buttsr-Pricss are without
variation Of momsnt and the movement m ony mo 10
the recent ''I adv.ncs. western crsa..y ise2ce.
state Creamery Extra, 2o92fcj state Dairy ssn arx,
SlIEe wesssr. Dairy lS9lec; western Imitation Cream
sry slsc cassse.Ths movement fsry ae.y e,, r.r
sllsht gain. State Fsessry 81 iotc, including White
Toe. celsrsd, l0.o Night ski.s. 697lc ohio Factory
10 iac, Western l2o IA 90: Canada IL S0l6c.
SUoAhRzw stock stll nrnIy held ~ tho old prices
Ss+ for Msiasses 4ioc fer Far Rsfnins and DE- isr
ses test CentrifugaL salss $50 hnds Trinidad
$50 hhds Ensh :Iands S. ard 900 tons domestic 70
6l.l8a6l crushed, 9 l.l6a8hc. Oubss lbl636c.;
Powdered, sc GRADUATED. h94c; Mould A. b7o5s4c
Csnfsctonsrs A, bSlc.i Cones staaaard5 Cofes Oh
A. bse5hc; White Extra SOS ll6c, Extra G. Acc; C..
xh64s4c., Yslisw. 4h9&ac
sTEARfEE-Quiet AID generally steady City quoted
at ssc Western. &c., olsonarsarns csc. Sales 10000
TALLow-Unchanged price dull Prins city quoted
% $40. salss, $4,000 ~ $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wheat extras at
'F: Is. holding well 4ons:
% ss L: s' %. S.s so s S' Mi
ass oo Loo sbs supsrhne. 81 GosSs 70 latter
10 o sss winter %s.a. EI,ra g ssss o. 200
s - Coo. IS s' i 20 eass
"euds % III: sales Isr i,A' sos vi. for .1SsHS
90 i gs. =, 40 f.9S Coy. sa q F..;
hlsrs ss. 7os co. a%.sos 2 fItr, %s.tsra
g issst CO. Coed to Sh'ss sttr w.seT n s. SSS
Fancy. s. icssS 90 G.a~es fsir, ,Hiaa..o.:, s. Is
Z. 'S o. s.r. fes S os.a g sesst 20 g
s for sSGfHnns and act
So 90 Go. SS 70 csscs ao osss
IN oe'tr Quiet and pg 2sehansei Ys
So boa 10 and srandywns Al 81 Us
eRAiS-wHEAr-Ths temper was stronger At the outset
s.'sS e. the S c Dy ais "a Sse
NE close ts VA; psry lost ere
10000 being The option market Offered 40
Prices sa &c early rs reflection OF me West
saossqs s or no 6s,sr an ys.sds secason va.
modsrao Eeports were enrIent that some Winter stock
ssA. s 'SS HS SSes. 30 s
s.rs - &c e aud - Unfrsded Red Is We, SO 8
Red 4Ssa 40 Red s2as2 =. in elevator s2' b.
81. fssi I@S I-s'; 1 I
g ,s % so ~ ss' fs. S at
closing At sdsc. do Det onb~r. bTS0sI
cleans Al 81 NC. 10 January. bst $50 Lice, closing AZ
So, do February. closing at SO &c. DO Msrch sic clos
in,. ole do April closing y24c do. MAY. % ea3
eIs.lng At ga 80. RYE-Dull anu pominai. BARLEY
ana BARLEY MALI-Dul and ns0ihAI. &C RN-sUOt
lois vsfy duirt TO-DAY with absshe- OF export interest
stos freight aud insurance however had
nodoraIs demand rroe decned &c per 6ashel closing
hr.,Iy Tic opened fairly steady. but broke
creased business. closing at near the
The due wholly TO mOrs favor
100000 bushels future 1872 600
arrive. including Unsrsded MiNsi At
"a . axC sr 40 A. in elevator. t57. ACC. delivered
ss,c and Il No White 5oc No. Mixed July, closing
AZ die DO Aurust as ll6dt6Sc closing at as do.
septem 47s e47,c, cossE at 7se. do october. ~
a4s.c closing at tsici DO November, 49r. closing at
49c..... oATsThe option market VA, dun aud perfectly
the entire session and the DOSING rates
show slight loss spot lois advanced about tc on White.
but Nil shows material change Trade demand was
more general sasl300 900 bushels future 1877 900 bush
els spot including No. Al s3ac DO. white 1880;
No q Jlr do. bite. 49, 81 sc No. White, 40c.
Mixed Western. 3ia3ee: white do 3e0i3c. No. MIed
Juy closing 33s,c DO August. 81 81 closing at ~ e.;
do september u s3l &C. closing AZ 81 iai do Oeto0cr
32r4 l2Le, closng at isc...FEED-Nery steady and
unchanged
walkers private daily circular. July 90 1887 New.York;
Gram on passage for Europe. July 90 lss7i
Wheat and
Wheat Flour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
lug futures ranged as follows

Flour Was IN oe''or aomanu' o"' P'e' ~Ao A' A'"''
s:, .'s g. ~ s.s zs
Ne : 81 Sc: oats-s" ? se.c a''7Ns ! 4Se prm:
ss.T s,o side, osss 81 Shoulders s.Isi
:; s.r % gallon sss': %is
...n % ss os.
RyS 100 5ass. siriss to1O susn saD.s:.- Flour
5 lss9' 1900 goo, Ss:s .' *: 900
higher "rsa%srv i0S2ia' DAIRY l2sisG Eggs 10
%h 4s. cash ss; 7s S Cash
Missls. s.p ss zoe Cash
$50 &c. VIM. ss SS; s'''iO'wA'a' 1850 bush.
sDAsroL July ;1ssas No 6ss a ss
eia Corn sea .eay No Mixed 80 '0 '"i'@
NmwAuxkx July 2a-F1.ur steady: Wheat was steady. s
Arss; 7 asf. s.ssse"is dun
nIa,, 81 Is quiet r:.f sss ur nas Dairy
E.ss were S.'r al ssSe scs V wass;
Sa,h s:y sai.S Su'. S'0
Mir.a s.. use easier. No. wn!s os3oto.
Ma s M:s %.s ssw:. q ssr.
s.. oIss $4,000 s9s sys S sa.s
Oats "A. 900 bush. kse .... bush Barley sOo bush
rnADsra July light Brs 6, g: steady Y
ws.sr. ana pssS, q a. resnssaas sS7ss
Roller rroos.' 8 90 40 psasss
Fam. g =. s g. naal. H Clear S.st
a 5Ost Southern llino Gear - Io'
do straisht 81 1894 5G wnter Wheat Patent Far 70
Choice - 6oSst So Minnesota saksss aeas - ws ~,
choice 81 50 So kvs Flour s2yosZ 20 per oarre'
for FAIR TO Choice. sseamore quoted a. 81 to;..;;
i s,saJv No Delaware Red In EXPORT elevator SIC
NJ p.nnsylyania Req export elevator Sac No aed
Iwy sUs osIc.; do for August 81 y Isl 5c; do fol
ssp,e 1s2 &c do Tor oc.sOsr 80 "a NC Corn
soot lots In good demaad AMI nrn No Mixed IN graz
depot as Nc No Mixed In 20thst elevator A. NC No
Hixsi track 4ssaAstc No MiKed short storage In
s.ras aSsc NS Mi.~ July IS hsl7e DO for AaxSs,
I0 sl7 Sc do Ter sspte,aber te.sAsc DO Tor october
Al Gas Sc oatsMAraet Tor spot lots nfm Local tfAhe
No 1 Waite 4osc Fu.ures au..t nrm: Ne Waite ser iSs
JUN 3,S+Oc; do tor August ~ s3tsc; he lor SEQ
ienber "a rA3trc; 10 for October 81 Se32s-
Pot aIoes steady southern large Choice peg 1p ooS
tais 90 s75o jersey per ba.kss 3: ..oc q.
Provtsoss nr Sect Guy Family ysf os y IN. 81 o.
rss. 1s "a. ,o 81 Ys 60 Nam. s ::;..:s
CIV Rehnsd 81 9sei rs DO sssam q S0 ~ ssrs
81 rs Butter euiet-Pennsv.v ~ .>6 n
creamsrv Extra "a lsc.. Packinx butter ~ siOS:
cseess higher Nsw-yosk mil ssses. sS oa's ~, ~,
ehoss psansyvAA'. par ussss ibSis @
ONO .a s ss;s S : S!
coa'Sss.sassI Bran sis sss %
nA1 ,a oiRso,v,ss-FHs $500 ebA Wheat l30oe
aus. Corn 1000 Oats 1000 sssA s nu,
rm.rpo July %. Wheat acsve sasiss cssa % 7oc.
SsI.smSsss s"Se oe ca s.' ssss s oss:
- sSsS sn,pmsnts-whsss 7s,sOo sssh osra essns
Oas ...... sssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
rusorrAS PRODUCES xAaxgr,

Isvasroot. July M Ua
~ snort ~ "a is u iers sos psr cwI bssf
prS. I..s sss 81 eeL prins Mes. Eas y.s
s IA od, Lard OIL s1s ID Hams-Lens Cut 6os o
sastsrs,s ~ per 80 Toe aSsss assl
Western spras "a 81 sas Cd nei wist:r Is i9t 2
snrS@ "a 3d New Mixsi Western So lid: California No
n IA "a Of 3di 10 No "a d. 81 III per esat%d rrS
per cwt Rehnea Petroleum 6' gss salss Clover ssS,r
F,as American. 2lA ID, Prime vlv 22A 3D. per CYL
kosin-Csmnsa ys i'd, Ptis la d. SA - Lnsssl ~.
81. al mar cvr Provision asfrikerAtsf Beet
hnaaaAriors 5sd tore quarters 2at %! he,s A. Loa
dsn-Nsw-York state ~ l5a VI . 70 ia ~ SossossSS'
a1Spox july 2a-Produce-f.nsssi OIL GA 81 per
ct. Cacutta IInsost I'd pee ansrtsrs Ian scea
CAKE rs iss 3D. per ton Rehnod Pstreisum. ot1
S5ast. per saIlon Spirits VI rurpeauuo SoA ~. ".
avn Pals o. 81 ella Cd Prsviasns-Lard 3aA Va sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
: - CHANGES IN The HEALTH BoAxD.
..,,ssr sAYLEs 'srxrLITfEs MATTERS MATxn-
-. uuxv Day At HEApQCARTKRe

s-~HpDSr BAYLES 'sAMrLiSihS AAAi""'
.,Iy-A BUsY DAY At HEApQcARTKR6
me scrd Of He.lsh yestssday ssossAnised inc esai
purcaa m swea msnssr 70 ct rid OF most Oh .ne
s.,..catiou and r,a taps regulations which wese NJ
ss.csd and Kept up By General shsler. Ever "nso
s..,sut Baylcs toek held Of the dspAssmehs ~ NO,
~. ding cut plan to simplify the wcsH =.
- u.aaau,rtsrs and his plan was sdopsed yesse'sas
s-..,,l shaler's seven divisions" wore soo'S
. .~espins resolution which dispenso" ~ ~. -.
- A unnecessary work In the way OF s"ps =.
s.s snd doubly recordings the s"a''Afy 49,. =" ..s.
IN =. M ,onss, neeesssry for complaint 70 pses
We 20 -, hars,s and receive half . dozen ofcial
..-s...,, sssore N resebes the Board NUMBER Oh
~.~,~." Ill. Of record will bs cast aside and the
80. - ser, employed in nlling them up with rou
~. .,.oorauds VIII have time TO 90 necessary work
many Sssf WI take The place Of written report
ssxsedaly stamped recorded snd referred 'nfo"s"
yi.n and clerks who formerly reported directly
- MAJOR BIlsrd Dr. Moresa Morris ana pr o os"s
will receive crse srs h NO Shsase in ssrss and
psy - the inspectors viii DO dismissed Major Bnara
sos TO NORRIS Viii III se the S
xs soitary inspcctors In the fnspecnon OF nnement
se Dr. Edison wi m sSonnas fo o Dr. Tracy
~, NJ chief sanitary inspector DR. b. TAYLOR i 20
ave Of the wsrs % 70 %s aivson ohs3 and be-
swes again assistant sanitary IN LA acs
IN N SlI. s S ssss VIII Keep MS post
Board yesterday ordesed the houses Nos 1n2 ana az
ga hsss MINIMIZING Johanna Mscks odeinghouse
~ %oscn II I4S Gnerys was n found 70 20 b.r
siiny ssnitary superintendent Days recommenda-
sc Inn, SEQ be spent in dsinfecting MIL sroen was
Ur letter from the Commissioners OF Emsra
rtcstjng against the garbage dump at the foot OF
fst 6nehundred and feminist was placed on ME ~,
Norris reported that the summer corps OF smary IN
1ci visited 4,735 tenement houses containing
IS IN families last week and found S6I SICK peTsons
- neeied medical assistance. Thirtynine OF the
W. were suffering from contagious diseases
The attorney Of the Board was directed to nvesugate
aasonispt OF Dr. James W. Elliot OF No. ltO west
seyrlecnth.st against DE John II. Becker OF No 246
Esst Thirty.6rst-st: Both physicians had attended
sassrna Complaint at his home, No 32l West Thirty.
Srst Dr. BccGer was present at the time OF MT Ease
I'm and he wrote tbe certificate which burial
ssrnt WAS obtained He stated that he had attended
IT, from May 10 until ms death ~ tba Se was
IL attending phyician and that DR. Becker had been
ssle on one or occasions only because Dr. bccker
- near Al hand He declared that Dr. Becker had
stalseiy stated his connection with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

!raE.i lossissf 90 ssA ia o. s{iS q ssr SSSsssSds
$; d SSss:a sss OIL s..s :! Ssss.s:. epysa s2s
lind aaartsrs as< Ia - sr esrs aussfs esf By
BnExEs Jury sc-wncsx.s Lara s,sssd as IS nsrss psr
Ito = -
francs 81 Dad and Is francs ssiiers
Wtlcoxs LAr clessd asc, 80 ar Io5 kiIos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
THE SPANISH p,,yERgyrIAL DUTIES

A Washington dispatch yesterday stated that the
spanish Government had prolonged until December 81
the suspension Of diferentisl duties eargoes in
United States vessels imported at Cuba and Porto Rico
reporter who inquired about the matter at the Office
Of f. Alexandra Sous, Of the New York, Havana
and Mexican Steamship Line told by MI Alex andre
that the polonxfion probably meant that the Spanish
Go, wished allow time 10 negotiate sort
Of reciprocity treaty with the United States before en-
forcing the dfcrentaI duties They weaid work havoc
with the trade with Cuba Mr. Alexandra said that he
believed that the dercntia duties would not pc en-
forced after December 81 II there remained any
likelihood OF treaty being negotiated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
TIE TWO RAPID rRASsrT COIu1sSIoYS

There was considerable excitement In railroad circles
this yesterday the announcement that the
Rapid Transit Commission appointed at the instance of
the Manhattan Railway Company was To hold another
session. The commission TO be fond in s old
hamnts the Mutual Life Insurance Company Building.
Julien T. Davies said that the commission had expired.
had more perform, and no kne W
would sit asxu. Then the telephone was used by
Mr. Daviess private secretary TO SEQ II F. Elcry Ander
knew Of any such meeting He Is ~ the and
was not reached Tha conclusion was that unless jack.
con Schultz. H. X. Thurber and Messrs Worihen and
esnton hsd into corner By themselves the
omnssion did not meet.
The other Rapid Transit Commission. appointed on the
= ion Of the Vandcnburgh charter people, met In tho
1quitsbe Building but Transacted no business OF mo-
esst sdjourning untii Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
nyuRsD By rHs 1seofE or HEAVY GUNS.

INJURED By THE REC0fL or HEAVY GUNS.
Captain John ReGevsrn. acting inspector OF ordnance
stss Navy Yard SD yesterday that understood from
navsss information thas while the steel cruiser
Staata NJ tarrst practice In Gardners Bay last
Hn1ay the reco or tie 8nch barbstte pivot guns on
- deck. after some ninety pound charges had beea
- rippsd up the tracks. Tho deck may have been
bEsd," ssid captain McGovsrn, bat do not undsr-
- tAst IL was. nave No IDEA wbethsr the At
wlH be sent hack here for repairs when sho
~ nrtye here II slich orders sce issued."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
SPIRITS OF rUKPENTryE.
S.ztlesfox. july Ze.-rurpentlue Arm at 9i2c.
-ssAAx<A- July 2o.-Tnxpssisns steady ~ 2ss.

9rHArI July 2-PIsur was lower Family s. 10
~ Ssnov 81 701e8 S.. 49,. wheat was firm. No
u.- heusspss 1900 pass.. stiDlneuss u. 300
.--.-cszn higher. Ne Aixsd 80 SS<4c.- Oats In
II d - Ne 9 Nfxss S0c i've uexny--
ra.----- Pork snies sl6 Lsre scarcs 70 81 90.
1eees quiet, upchauked-shert hibs IS % Racsu
- - ME - % shers Clear 50 80 Wh.skey was
~ nn~s 81 flashed gosts basis sf ~ VI.
S vas stsadv-Pascr Creamery 2lc. Extra lye2oo
- lie .---. iiors scsive. csnnsu ase LGht - SO
rAstaas go suaessrS - 1884 o. kecssvss,
sssasa:sat: Snl sssa. Egg unsettled ~ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
GRAIN And PRODUCE kIRKETS.
FrAruxrs OF yrw.YOsy prA,rv,,

FEATUHES OF NEW-YOSX DEAITv1l
An attempt was made to bun wheat on the ro In
the big Minneapolis elevator Ths buIls exaggerated the
amount Of wheat that wac estimated
M over leeao00 bushss but which some conservative
people have rvason 70 believe 60so00 busneo
But whatever may 10 the be
thai wheat packed closely cutters rs ana
there chance that buyer tile Ninnsa be
able TO make ~ handsams turn as made Ivy
Known Wes-rn operation who purchased
stun In the Duluth elevators after biz and cleared
100000 by the Operati0n according But
the first effect VI The nre yesterday
holirr aud alarm buyers spot wheat cent
butt closed only steady an shippers took Int l2
els Tho options only moderately active early
bulge OF s@s set was nearly lsst Tho close steady
higher september 1t s3A October S. Xovember
at So at 81 January at 50 and February IS
cents Germ brokeu by reports OF ~ the districts
which supposed to be snherng drouth The simple
TACT remains SPECTATORS remember that II II early
70 the result Of THIS either fayorsby or anfz
ABLY cash ots were va : cent lower and only $4,000
bushels taken for export The ios were weak all day
and ended down cent barely steady <5 July 45
August AZ fr september 49, Tor October and ~ cents
LOT November. Oats shade better on Tire spot The
Options casureess and ~ $685. for July 81 for
Aufuei 81 lot september and S2s cents tor October
Lard was weak aud The options closed points lower for
y o1ths AID Zee points .or later months ss follows:
November IS %. December 81 e3
lhs recsipts ~ xrain hour yesterday
New-Yers. Philadelphia BALTIMORE aud ~sr~ Col.
lows Wheat +20409 buslels corn. 5S z5I bushels aat
lEoSO9 onshols total grsn 6o49 1858 baes ueas a6 $50
PACKAGES Chicago Nwaukse sad ~ Louis the
1888 oushels total grain 5os7o3 OasLs tour $50
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per HerSA Riser. vssssls ard Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Rio growths firmly main tanned tho basis
# aSs cF far Bic Ss tn s s:sa
srowths nrm Sales $50 bags srscaeo At 2oc.
800 bags do 20 and 40 Trugso ct In op
ton trading the sales reached 042S0 bags Hayre adycss
reprssenssd dec iS Of 10 p.ss. and tsc anal nEurs:
represented net decline poats for the day 2. fol
isaSSieso; April 10 zoe 1880, Nay isSsslstS 9:
sISs.i October iefOSiaisi Nsv.ab.r, le.l sls 49,
D:c:nes ls2o Ths SssE en- a: sns,sS a. IsnsS:
sspt.,.sssr issssI9l5i osTs,r 1870 sls.So' NsvsA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

LONDON July 20-l2.3op m.-Consols lOl 91G for both
money and -Four Per Bonds
1871 ": Four and Hall Per cent bonds .... At
antlc Western Mortgage
Gates A., ST. Paul Common 8Sj Canadian Pacific ~ a.
New.York Central. 1924
advces fhrss Per Cent Rentes at VI
Is confines for
LONDON, July 10 y. m.-Consols. lOlr for both
aud the account Atlantic and Great Western First
Certincates 44As Canadian Pacinc
Erie 3ls do Second Consol- lO21 ~ Paul Com mon
80 q; Central lI2s.. Reading, 90
Huds0n's Bay Company. 22is
India Council bulls allotted to-day at advance Of
I'D. rupee
Paris aavcss quote rhrss Per Reuts, At 81 francs
for the and exchange London
francs 70 ceHtimes for checkA
Bar SILVER Ia quoted at i4Asi per ounce
Spanish fours. 65sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

ooTroNzThe prices for spot lot. we're firmly msnsiusd
26l Of which were for consumption and Loo
bales for export Tns port rscslpn today wsrs
and 27s bales ths aay last year s.ss SAP
against 529o 3y7 bales for period last year.
Quotations based the American standard OF classification
falIa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 20 (speeiaon the night August
wheat 10 at 707s September IS cents decline
the opening OF H. Corn led again In interest
today the transactions
July and May. September October May
active options In order named with August a close
fourth There was general unfolding Of
the little ongsi while. led by mat" Jonea
the bears cold the market down by big
offerings The market opened 10 o. and after few
moments OF 0rsk trsdsg broke sharply anuher cent
which point large number Of buying orders
Commission merchants generally buyers and the local
crowd free sellers however selling orders began
to come IN from the rainy disIrcts and
majority Of those who most energetic bnls yes
terday got the other side OF the fence There
firm opening wheat the destruction u 100 eco
bushels by the Minneapolis elevator tire Orr Il Comes
Driver and Hutchinson mentioned good BUYERS
opening -nd nioiefatr and quiet buyers August
wheat at II cents sold of TO 7Us rallied
lsa7l cents aDd closed at 70 costs September opened
at 7s ces,s, advanced TO 7347St cents declined o72
cents. mae cents again, and closed at 727s cents.
October ranged "a sA7tsc aud closed 74c December
opened at ~ advanced &C. sold OF TO The and
Insignificant changes from Yesterday. oats
declined Ldh cents from sympathy with Lard de-
clined saw ceDts big selling OF Armour Cuahy aud
Fowler Ribs Is lower. without
trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

Good Ordinary Low
b. Good ordinary...... So Aiddlng... eio'lo
Liverpool advces rather irregular and the early mar
here sympathzed As the day advanced however hrn,
feeling developed especially for late months prompted
by the light AZ the ports 90 baes but around he
under real Eins selling further decline set In The
r the day advance points on July an adj
OF points August aud 36o points decline On
other monthA SAleA %. COO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21

CLOSING PRfoRs or Bosrov sr0CgS
BosroS. July 20. al